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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1977
Page
4
A widow asks if she can retire at 62 with Social Security of 260 monthly and savings totaling 31 000. The advisor says yes but inflation will erode income, recommends investing savings in certificates at 6 percent to add about 150 monthly, totaling 410 monthly with Social Security, and suggests delaying retirement to 65 for safety and stability.
A reader asks why a recent conversion feels weakened. Graham explains enduring faith against Satanic doubt, urges daily Bible study using understandable translations, emphasis on 1 John for assurance, prayer with thanksgiving, and fellowship with other believers as essential growth resources.
The Goodbye Girl blends warmth and humor as a dancer with a precocious daughter seeks happiness with a would be actor. Marsha Mason and Richard Dreyfuss anchor a gently funny, touching film directed by Herb Ross with standout child performance by Quinn Cummings.
Christofer Macatsoris, famed conductor, joins Opera Theater to lead The Marriage of Figaro in English at the Civic Center Crouse Hinds Theatre January 27 and 28. He has collaborated with Luciano Pavarotti Montserrat Caballe Renata Scotto and others and previously led at Lake George Opera Festival and Philadelphia orchestras.
The National Board of Review named The Turning Point best film of 1977 with Anne Bancroft as best actress for Turning Point and John Travolta for Saturday Night Fever as best actor. Diane Keaton and Tom Skerritt won supporting acting honors for Annie Hall and Turning Point. The Obscure Object of Desire topped foreign language films and Bunuel named best director. Cannes Disney and Columbia honors cited for animation and Close Encounters craftsmanship and vision.
Theaters list evening showings across Syracuse area venues including Bayberry Cinema, Cinema East, North, Fayettville Mall, Genesee, Hollywood, Manlius, Palace, Penn Can Mall, Sop City, Shoppingtown, Tri County Mall, Westhill, Regent, Loew's, and Salt City Playhouse. Films include Star Wars, Close Encounters, Telefon, Saturday Night Fever, The Gauntlet, The Goodbye Girl, Smokey and the Bandit, The Turning Point, Semi Tough, Wizards, Pete's Dragon, The World’s Greatest Lover, Oh God, The Choirboys, Godspell, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and A Christmas Carol with multiple showtimes.
NBC TV has exclusive rights to televise the final U.S. Olympic Trials preceding the Moscow Games. NBC also holds exclusive rights to broadcast the Games themselves in Moscow from July 19 to August 3, 1980.
The Gauntlet is described as Eastwood's most violent film with heavy profanity high-stakes car and chase sequences. Sondra Locke stars opposite Eastwood as a blonde witness pursued through Vegas, front to Phoenix, amid relentless gunfire and a dramatic bus finale.
Mrs. Thomas Edson managing director of Civic Morning Musicals returned from New York City where she attended the conference of the International Society of Performing Arts Administrators. The 30th annual event honored Arthur Fiedler Agnes DeMille and Joseph Papp for distinguished achievements. Over 100 concert presenters from 30 states and four Canadian provinces were present.
In Santiago capital of four million people a new large bowling center will open soon in the fashionable Vitacura district. The project ends the city’s lack of dedicated bowling facilities and aims to attract players and visitors.
Stephens Alto Sheryl Stephens and the Hen dricks Chapel Choir perform a Christmas program on WSYR-TV Sunday at 1 30 pm conducted by Winston Stephens Jr The 50 voice ensemble presents The Angel to the Shepherds Glory to God Silent Night Allegia a New Work Has Come on Hand Frozen December Quem Pastores Laudavere Mary Voll and Wayne Williams sing Kia Susan na Heidi Mahler and Bob Peterson duet Go Tell It to the Mountain plus a medley Sing Noel Earth So Lovely These Are the Blossoms
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